Cellular Respiration: Reactants & Products Explained

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No, glucose and oxygen are not reactants in cellular respiration. Reactants are substances that undergo chemical change in a reaction. In cellular respiration, the reactants are glucose and oxygen, while the products are carbon dioxide and water.

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